Around the Web The Apostle Paul’s “Lost Letters”?We know the influence of Paul's letters, but are there good reasons to believe he probably wrote other letters and they were lost?Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellMay 18, 2022
Around the Web Bishop Vashti McKenzie to lead the National Council of ChurchesThe recently retired Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church named the interim president of the NCC.Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellMay 17, 2022
Around the Web Unspeakable ViolenceKristin Kobes Du Mez writes on Saturday's horrific shooting in Buffalo, New York; "replacement theory;" and silence of conservative Christians.Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellMay 16, 2022
Around the Web “This Present Darkness” — how a Christian fantasy series formed today’s conservativesFrank Peretti's novels of angels, demons, and corrupt liberal elites, now seem like reality to some Christians.Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellMay 15, 2022
Around the Web What a Post-Roe world might look likeAbortion rates are already quite low. What might an end to Roe mean?Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellMay 14, 2022
Around the Web The hate you receive might be equal to the hate you giveWhen you're attacking Tim Keller as too soft and mellow, it might be a sign American evangelicals have gone too far -- so says conservative David French.Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellMay 12, 2022
Around the Web The Seismic Shift, Tom Hanks, QAnon, and a Pastor DepartsAn Arkansas pastor's departure demonstrates the strident extremes increasingly found in the white evangelical church. By Ruth Graham in NYT.Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellMay 11, 2022
Around the Web Segregation, not abortion, as the impetus of the religious rightA look back at the racist roots of the religious right in this 2014 essay from Slate.Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellMay 7, 2022
Around the Web Jonah and the WormCarol Bechtel goes to the root of the Jonah saga. The worm gets his 15 minutes of fame!Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellMay 6, 2022